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I need my head examined!
... it to be historically accurate so it will remain narrow. I was stopped for 25 minutes so I did get to know that view well. Finally we were able to go and finally at 6 pm I got to the lodge.
I had a small cabin room, very rustic but comfortable - well except for the shower. I've never seen such a small shower stall. I'm under 5'5" but I couldn't move my arms much. I'm not sure how the men I saw managed. Well enough for this day.
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Glacier National Park
... from there, we turned south, retraced our route to East Glacier, then across the bottom of the park to West Glacier, up that side as far as we were allowed. By this time the rain was everywhere& the forest looks like it gets heaps of moisture (west side of the divide), & actually looks like rain forest, & our West Coast, except the mountains are far steeper & snow covered. Ended up in Whitefish for the night. Yummy dinner & the guys found a micro brewery after dinner, that stays open 'til ...
Glacier National park
Left Helena this morning after a very warm night & headed for the east entrance of Glacier National Park. We arrived to find that nothing was open, the season hasn't started yet, it was our first disappointment of the trip. The visitor centre, where we hoped to find information about the roads, was closed, we couldn't even find a public toilet as the service station was closed also. No-one was even on the gates into the national park. So we went back 15 miles & went on ...
Wild Adventures At Crown of the Continent
Saturday morning I woke up in beautiful Bozeman, MT with bright blue skies and temps in the 50s. It was perfect driving weather to Glacier National Park which was about 350 miles from Bozeman. I spent three days in the Glacier area exploring the park and surrounding communities of the Flathead Lake region.
Glacier National Park, together with the Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada, form the world's first International Peace ...
Hanging out with the Mountain Goats
... which required us to help the warden move a tent which was parked in the wrong site, and then caught the bus to Logan Pass.
It is a popular hike up the meadows to Hidden Lake above the Logan Pass Visitor’s Centre and the weather was perfect. But the real attraction for me was, of course, goats. We saw our first one only a few minutes up the trail, where he was sprawled out on some ice. Even though they molt their winter coat in summer, their ...
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